Exchange Experiences in Cuba to Improve Care of Captive Animals

Experts and workers of the Cuba zoos exchange experiences to improve the care and handling of animals in captivity and strengthen its development and better living conditions, says a PL cable.
The central province of Ciego de Avila is hosting this meeting, which concludes on Friday and integrates the program of actions on the Caribbean island in order to promote respect, reproduction and preservation of species.
Cuba is not alien to the loss of biodiversity, hence the importance of raising education and community integration and social factors in protecting the natural habitat, considered the director general of the Environment Agency, Tomás Escobar.
According to zoo director of Ciego de Avila, Fidel Year, was quoted by the National Information Agency, more than 70 papers are part of the forum.
Among them are those concerning the use of animals as biopronosticadores of earthquakes, bird flu, assisted reproduction, the species in captivity treatment and prevention in zoos.

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